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Apple Inc. seeks a Systems Power Integrity Engineer to join the Mac organization.
You will support the system-level Power Distribution Network design, analysis and validation for Mac and accessories, developing and validating impedance and droop targets and verifying power quality with lab and silicon measurements. You will lead pathfinding studies during silicon development, collaborate with silicon, packaging and HW validation teams, and help define layout strategies and test suites to
The Mac organization is looking for an outstanding engineer to support the system-level Power Distribution Network (PDN) design, analysis and validation aspects of Mac and Accessory products development. You should have deep knowledge and familiarity with power delivery network design, analysis and validation methods. You will work with multi-functional teams design and implement a power supply network solution, develop and validate impedance and droop targets, and verify the quality of the power supply using lab and in-situ silicon measurements.
The role involves pathfinding studies in silicon development phase where feedback is provided to silicon and packaging team on system integration tradeoffs. Ability to complete target impedance analysis, transient voltage droop and phase margin/stability analysis is required. The candidate is expected to guide and work closely with the system team on the component selections, for optimum power solutions with high and low load transient, at different performance state. The candidate is expected to work closely with System Design teams to provide detailed layout strategy and guidelines during design execution phase. The candidate is also expected to work with HW Validation teams to develop test-suites to perform system-level validation for evaluation of design margins on the power domains. The roll includes the power integrity support throughout the product design process which can include system pathfinding and verification stages, and characterization reviews with continuing guidance through production and ramp.
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